"Help me out here, Grn".
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Created on: 01/24/12 09:12 PM
Replies: 37
Grn14
Location: Montana
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Hub
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RE: Bike millage
01/26/12 2:23 AM
I said, help me decipher if the statement, air fuel ratio does not change. I bring in a tech vid, you bring in you're hanging on for deer life video? I just want to prove to myself you can hang with the big boys. Now, the tech question is... What was the other compression reading on the other cylinder of your other bike that you know who knew that they ...
... That the other guy knew that who know... I thought you knew? YOu ear facts, remember it that well, but can pin where you found it? Interesting.
Here, call your buddy, see if he's home... It's a new kind of phone... >>>
That's right... Put that speaker in your mouth like you're doing, now, pull to dial... It's automatic, right to your buddy.
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darryle
Location: ontario
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RE: Bike millage
01/26/12 3:40 AM
there must be a ratio for compression at different altitudes,also if your valves are not properly adjusted your compression reads low
Grn14
Location: Montana
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Hub
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RE: Bike millage
01/26/12 6:43 AM
there must be a ratio for compression at different altitudes,also if your valves are not properly adjusted your compression reads low
It goes like this:
Jack and jill when up the hill, they both carried a pound of butter and a pound of salt. How much did the salt and butter weight when they got up the hill. Technically, you are saying, the pound of butter that is in a wrapper all in measured ounces, whatever, someone is now saying, the pound of butter weighs less, they make different butter paper wrapper, because you say your pounds are less the more you travel in height.
You are saying, your weight floats on the water, at sea or at mountain lake, somehow you lost physical weight as you travel higher in altitude... And of course, gren, you being clueless from the start, you agree with a pound of butter is going to weigh less is a physical pound going to shrink, be taken off by nature, someway, somehow, you can sell a pound of butter and make money, the scales in the mountain weight less is a pound of butter, your shoes, and ants... All that physical weight changes...
And now, were is your reality of a simple physical pound, you are going to bring another number than the penultimate like I said... Even a simple explanation of yourself is that you lost how many pounds out of that butter, you fill the cabin fever with a fridge full of coffee and sugar are now what number(s) have changed from the package?
YOuthinks?... I'm not in Oz anymore... It must be me.
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Grn14
Location: Montana
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Hub
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RE: Bike millage
01/26/12 11:03 AM
As I was saying, dar, you have to ask yourself if those steps made sense you look at it as; I can step to the same concept and talk the whack loops. Take any think on earth practically, I need you to see clarity because a fuel to air ratio does not stay constant as you said.
I'm taking the conversation off as to argue? It is debate. When you say the afr remains constant... Tell that to my dial gauge used for AFR we clear yet? I mean, do you agree, there is a constant in a vacuum, but the air changes thru a cold tunnel, and that is a variable you keep your coat off in the winter if we have a constant. See how I can step that shit? LOL
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Hub
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RE: Bike millage
01/26/12 11:13 AM
Is AFR constant: Yes or No?
It's that simple the conversation. When you're speaking, I follow and then the theory goes off. I'm then bringing in so many variables to counter what you said, some see it as more air into the chamber.
So, how can the AFR be constant, someone else says there is more air I port the head. I said, you greased the pig. Before the grease, it was slow, because the pigs skin was not lubed. What is the difference between the same pig leaving your hands. Did the pig lose mass or did the pig get ported for faster out the hands, faster into the ham beer is the pig'size.
So, didn't the pig go in Dogo's cooker with the rub and bingo, same pig, same pound, same concept, the abstract scores again, I can't get out of the loop with that pig move.
Is the Pig Ported the same constant pork INN Dogo's cook her, hand me a beer. Yes or no?
lschevy
Joined: 02/19/10
Posts: 133
Greg88
Location: Milton, Ontario
Joined: 03/09/09
Posts: 111
RE: Bike millage
01/27/12 5:10 PM
I just retired my 07 with 63,000 kms (40,000+ miles) it ran as solid as day 1. I am sure that somebody can run that or more again.
I had a ZX11D with 132,000kms (85,000 miles) - sold that in 2000 for my zx12.
These big bikes, if maintained are good for some big miles.
dragking
Joined: 04/22/11
Posts: 2464
RE: Bike millage
01/27/12 7:41 PM
yep, got mine for about 7 grand with 3000 miles and that was two years ago, they should be cheaper now.
lschevy
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COOTER
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RE: Bike millage
01/27/12 8:20 PM
It was a really nice bike...but the only thing that made me walk away from it was the fact that the seller was trying to force the bike on meSome people need money bad and get kind of pushy or there was something wrong with the bike!
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